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Georgetown McDonough students, faculty, and staff are newsmakers, whether being featured in the press, in the award-winning Georgetown Business magazine, or on social media. Learn more about the Office of Marketing and Communications, and find access to the school's media kit, downloadable images, and more.

The guest this week is Ladan Manteghi, Executive Director of the Global Social Enterprise Initiative (GSEI) at Georgetown University. She discusses how new technology and architectural concepts are wo...

Alice Lu, on the other hand, went to the McDonough School of Business before she was really sure what she wanted to study…However after being at the school for a year, she says she realized how many o...

The findings challenge the view that night owls are more likely to be badly behaved. Researcher Sunita Sah, of Georgetown University, said: “They cast doubt on the stereotype that evening people are s...

An article by Larry Downes: Increased government regulation of broadband Internet providers would hurt, rather than help, poorer Americans. To the extent there is still a digital divide, availability...

Bill Novelli is interviewed in this feature: A study from Georgetown and Phillips Inc. finds that the vast majority of Americans want to age in their homes. But that they have taken no steps to make t...

How can companies increase engagement? An insightful New York Times article by Tony Schwartz and Christine Porath included a survey of more than 12,000 employees that identified four drivers: physical...

Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business has moved to one incredibly simple MBA admissions essay question: “Why you?” McDonough is asking applicants to answer the question in 750 words, cu...

An interview with Paul Almeida, senior associate dean of Executive Education at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business: Executive education programs are perhaps the ones that receive the...

Wouldn’t it be great if the stock market was just more straightforward? When individual investors wait out an iffy market until stocks seem strong enough to buy, a decline could be imminent. Or, says...

But sports aside, for advertisers, notes Marlene Morris Towns, a professor of marketing at Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business, "it really is a wise business move to look at who your audience is...

“You can’t put technology in a box,” said Reena Aggarwal, a professor specializing in market structure at Georgetown University. “You can’t say you’re not going to allow it happen. Sometimes the use o...

An article by Christine Porath: What leaders say is far less important than what they do. That’s one of the clearest conclusions we drew from a study, in collaboration with HBR, of 19,000 employees a...

“When you see something that gains adoption so rapidly, that suggests it might also decline rapidly,” said Neeru Paharia, an assistant professor of marketing at Georgetown University who keeps an eye...

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